Dōji Desilence and Brodas Bros joined forces once again to combine VJing and dance to create an unprecedented new show touring this autumn. For their new collaboration with Brodas Bros called Dōji, which means “simultaneous” in Japanese, Desilence set out to create a piece in which visuals,

Mata Hari at the Munich State Theatre Gärtnerplatz The State Theatre Gärtnerplatz used Notch to paint the backdrop of their recent production of the already vibrant Mata Hari. For their annual musical production, the Gärtnerplatztheater in Munich decided to put on Mata Hari, a 21st-century update of

Next to Normal Immersive Desilence added a heavy dose of colour, scale, and immersivity to a recent adaptation of Broadway hit Next to Normal. Next to Normal, the hit musical, recently premiered in Barcelona with a fully immersive format. Its authors, Brian Yorkey and Tom Kitt, adapted

Sokkyo - Immersive Dance Show Barcelona’s desilence and Brodas Bros created an improvised show highlighting the magic and risk of strings-free dance and real-time projections. Throughout February, March and April of 2022, desilence teamed up with international hip-hop dance company Brodas Bros to create Sokkyo (Japanese for

ÜNI Public Art at Boston Ballet MASARY Studios combined sculpture, dance, theatre, sound, and abstract art to create an immersive 360 installation for Boston Ballet. Earlier this year, Boston Ballet approached MASARY Studios to collaborate on a touring public art piece which could showcase their dance videos within a 360

Haydn's Creation At The Barbican Classical meets tech in a production of Haydn’s Creation at The Barbican in London using live music reactive visuals. In 2021, the Academy of Ancient Music welcomed a new artistic leader, Laurence Cummings, whose first task was to direct their ambitious production of

STATE: LUCID STATE: LUCID combines media installation and performance using Notch to create an immersive theatre experience. STATE: LUCID is an installation project created by designer and director Robi Voigt in collaboration with the University of the Arts Zurich. The research project, centred around the dramaturgy of

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